Sentence examples for excluding potential from inspiring English sources

The price was better than analysts' valuations on Rio's Northparkes stake, which were about $400 million, excluding potential new resources.

In claiming to champion health and fitness, yet targeting a particularly small, thin customer, Lorna Jane has been accused of excluding potential customers who also aspire to be healthy, sexy and stylish, but who fall outside its target size range.

He agrees that restricting immigration could worsen Britain's already problematic age structure, and "we may give up economic advantage in excluding potential workers who are promising, or willing to do jobs we ourselves don't want to do - but here the end would justify the means: we have to think of the bigger picture.

Race, ethnicity and gender can be subversive issues in picking juries, as the parties jockey to find the right balance and to occasionally make so-called Batson challenges, after the landmark 1986 United States Supreme Court decision that started a line of rulings barring the use of race and other such characteristics as a basis for excluding potential jurors.

Decreased generation therefore resulted in a 58.5 million-short-ton reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, excluding potential emissions from substitute facilities.

Meanwhile, no false-positive result was found on either HEK-293T cells (EGFR-unexpressed) or A549 cells (no EGFR mutation), excluding potential misleading while performing targeted therapy.

The estimates exclude potential penalties and interest rates that may be imposed, the company said.

These costs exclude potential liability for external risks such as pollution clean-up, or fines.

In previous auctions, the F.C.C. has excluded potential participants and dictated aspects of a winning bidder's business plan.

The issue is that if the Tef is not based on a systematic view of high-quality teaching, then there is no basis on which to include or exclude potential measures of excellence.

It can selectively exclude potential listeners of the message.